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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
REAE ESTATE rRASsFERs.

Tie foIloWine srassfsEs Of real estaas
we're alsd for record yesterday:
Frank P Geek ana wtfs 70 Sohn Oar
san, 81 Tacoma. lee 3 sc - - = noFtA,
FAses easa, Is 50 sesess &SlA
RoneEs Wineata and wife 10 DAniel
Prssa, EtS Of MEN sse IS - % nnEie,
range 9 esss; el9a
q RiIiL % Olympia. % " "
Easter ef Seattie, lots I s19 hik
Rsssarn a6aitfon 90 ssattiss 3t2o1
Jahn II Mel3raw Gnd wife 20 Reyes
s dreeae, nndIViSed cne bali % iosa
aad 7 In e.. c Q fsrEy's additian "a
BsatGles elo0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Il is safe % take BaASpnExH's PTI1s
sng tiue, bua % Set the best results
fhsv should b taken On an empty
slomaeh before going % bed. For Con
esipaticn ~ Dyspepsia enc o. two taken
eVery nigat uill. IN = sAoTt time. perform
An ahsoiats cure. Il IL vel 30 take ;
uaroative at least onoe o. twiee . month
q 4 pxessntiva Of disease. BRAEpnKTHS
Pms are entirely vegetahie, aud the
esfess ana uost eaec4ivs puraAttve evsF
introduced % The pahlio- They havs
nsen ussa n this eoantEy fer ever any
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

nxsxcka u I'm s.4nanrmnnr % nm
pcAtrN n1eseFzzNAx--AN AszkHcE.
Ina msn whs ssabbod Martin Ne.
Nallg h 1hampsunss snioon au soulh
Third ulrsss % sasarsay laal nrs nss
known e haVs aons % waste river sd
tae4Eams hase basn sant - dlasEsrf
Dsistss lnelu6lnR Rayallsp. Win aeea-
rte des1FiplI1na e. lhasn. Ttis expsetad
thas they wili esElaznig b arrested.
Une faafuke 0f - eannps ef the naen
esTeiop9a ltsElf yes1sKdnF, ana Il Has
lf8tlye Of 1oW 1ka HoIIca deparfmanf
q being EaneQaa. 1heFs e - sratan
- witch kha nemheFs a. 10 paffsa
f0fae are netiAad when q orime Is eorn--
uisleo 08eer MoOIstInn naYs - az
he aen several honEs bafnre ha knew
thaa ~ entsina he'd tzkan pIsos. This
was dnKfn0 TIE niaht and fha onltfnn
took place ID The afttrnaon. From
what be says 4 q likely ne men were
ca their Uey Cut 81 town. DurInQ the
sight, after The eulGinQ ooeurfs4. When
the night force hna aone % duty,
F0ex-kM7HxL11EEcaa Esp0Rtss asksd &
nnmbef of polioesaea II any arrests had
bee0 made. and tie ofscsrs sid theT
had not bard Anything about e.
Chief Of Police Murphy waa aaked
shout this and be said: nIhsre a no
Discipline whatsoever enforoea II the
management Of the poles force, and
under the present. system i Wsuld be-
almost impossible 10 do 90. The 20
iieemen keap their oaaaa Themselves and
frequently q Il several tenss afler
crimes have been oommiit68d that en-
infoxmed Of them. The policeman ane
- great extent independently Of ths
Captain and be, Of me. There u almost
50 entire abaonoe Of cooperation. A
Captain said . Short tine aQo, Whan &
suggestion vas made % him % taks my
advice as 30 what should b. doue IN q
certain cass: 7 cont lake mg orders
from him. This is fair illustration Of
how thinRs are going. This b not In
tended 10 b. a. seriona 4 f6feoalon ca
tie polieemen O. miahf appear. Theg
are like msn IN any position where
thsfo d 10 discipline enforced; thsy
ae4 Zach en- his own iud9men9. Il ii
natural they should DO 60. where there
ere 40 rules eaeh man d rule for him
salf.n
aWhat shoaId Be d0nef"
Presumably am responsible for the
eonduct 81 the policemen and thsiF ef-
1eienoy; bat u q NOS fair % hold me 70
sp1nslble feg She msn when have no
eonifol over theni. BomethinR should
be done. an willing 10 give the Coun-
eli Tbs oeneflt Of nay IDEAS when they
Wsut them.p
Another explanation Was oaeFed b.
cue familiar with the suhtuat. He
s4id that the recent repeal Of the ogdi~
nance allowing policeman fees for max
ina arrests viii have a tendency 20 IN
crease the efieienay Of the force, as6l
that the present lack Of cooperation Il
traoeable 10 old 2ulea. AZ that time
phen q policeman heard Of crime be
kept 70 himself all be knew about if, %
that no one bet be could mako the
arrest, o. be would loss she fees. His
information about ease vas worth
money TO him. II be bad reported the
case and the uhole force had been warn
cd, then some other ofneer might naaks
the arrest and got the fees. 1hefe lei
really no indueement now, he asga, for
the ofdceFa 20 keep their information
10 themselves.
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MA. 4 a. L. A. - L., maat s.~s.ane
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oU1ToUs c1sg o. IFrlrTrr.


Ng1x SAYS 2. 4 FAEem r. xMz1ER,
kfxz8 ~ xExENEzl1sa zNEHx-
Foe aboai q ysas pans p. 4. valais. 4
Rrsneh Canadi11, zen kncwn il ~
city. has bssn % osss1tEls h his hAbik.
thai many o. BIZ frinnds shouxht be
was inazna. BE woul1 % ourisus
ihinG1 ansxpscisdlF. sd frsn . condI-
tisu thas - nrsl rs iasl netissahis hs
leaB and a1eEnt-minded. ~ th1t hn Lest
cured be soon Lei t4a1 too. He elten
willie be sever boeame viuIent, his wife
feared be would 90 harm eflnez % him
mHd1 IN inf1EEasioa aantna3 him, ard
u The Probate Court, buf he vas dis
oharRed - not bein2 10 3 dangerous
sondiifsD- he vas Arrested eandsy
buFt'a house, where be had Aroom.
When be Gas taken 10 BE Prohats
OouFs yesterday be said be wanted
49, AaA4Af AAAA - 4HN-A-3 NL4A+4L = - -
sued. After the fuFg we sworn be was
sshed i b Wished 70 question thana-
He promptlY nxsss, and walking up
do yoa think Pm insane p
Yes. DO think ycu ere insane," said
juror 0Sulllgau, after fsw momsnis'
hesitation.
aFhan thsrs Is no uss OF srlal - fax
Juror 0'SnliiTan waa excused b. the
Court without any further discussion
and Ne. Valoi8 saf down WITH . PLEASED
Whsa His Maaass ehoaa was called
% Z witness be shook hts lager GENTLY
81 her and said:
God eeeo you
Miss ehoaA told how be had rssenfiy
lived and he had made Z great racket
family bad retired. After some time
he had disaEranRea TIE chimney. Miss
ehcsh gave bat few instances Of his -
tons, bHa said be acted very peculiarly
and bic wife nearly algays vas with
him.
Mrs. Harlbnrt lsstiasd 10 general
way about bin eonduoi. Mr.. Falols
interrupted her By asking;
did pay goa for the focmp
She admitted be had. OMoef Fay
said when be arrested him. be bad llt q
small pile 81 shAVinaa 81 he bedside
and had cot % the sleeves from nsu
coat Mrs. Valots had aotten him q few
days ago.
Il US lxina Il, = be said 10 The iarv.
One Of she iurymen aaked him Wig
be had Started ihe Gre.
II vas cold" be replied IS be drew
his coat shout bis ktlenualed body and
shivered.
Whsn one Of tie Witnesses teatinsd
about Mrs. Valols not being able 70
come 10 the trial aud that she had been
away 10 zee her children, ME. valois
said:
aIt q breaking the poor wOman's
heart.n
DR.. Smart testified that be vas sufI-
eFinR from what 10 called .inanitions
90 TIE result Of the non-aasimiiatiou Of
bis food. In other words the MAS
system did not assimilnie enough nour-
ishment % maintain its viRoF. he was
liable 10 acute mania and might die
very soon.
The iury brouehl In q verdict that be
vas insane end be viii be taken 10 the
Territorial Insane Asyiam.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

moTycH.-Ten 6eilnrs reward
IN IS paid Ter Insorn1atien
'-.alra - the arrest ard con-
..,csIon Of any enc aound staal-
80 ooSIes of the Poss-Intei'i-
=. ~anesr dsiIvorsd bg tIae carriers
.nrea9hout the city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11


Let that cold Of yours run on. Ysu
think Il is q light thing. Bat u may
run into oataFTh. OF into pneumonia.
or consumption.
OatarFh e Disgusting. Pneom0niA ID
dangerous. Consumption b death itself
TIE breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear Of ell obstEuo-
items and offensive matter. Otherwise
there ls tFouble ahead.
AL the diseases Of these parts, head.
uese. throat; bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be deliaetfnlly and entirely cared
BY the use Of Baeohee's German 6yTup,
II zen don't know this already thous.
ands and thousands Of peeple can tell
you. They have been cured b. g, and
know ho1 Il e, themsslves." Bcttis
only Is cents. Ask any druggist.
Who doss the largest dry goods basi-
ness II 6eaftlef CHHszHR GERAB1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
ARRIVAL OF THE OLTKR1zx.
sHK WILL TAKE TEE Place on TWO nTnAm
KAs on PUGET soUnD.


K@ on PUGET sounD.
The half million dollar steel steamer
0lympian has been hrouaht around 10
Puget Sound 10 take The place Of the
steamers North Paciile and George Z.
Starr on the Victoria route. She came
IN command Of Captain Anderson, late
Of the Hayward, Captain James Troupe,
port Captain for the Oregon Railway
& Navigation Company, came Ground
en- her 10 arrange Q schedule, and place
her proPeFly on the route. The Olym-
plan went under The shutes yesterday
afternoon and took 100 tons Of coal,
which IL expected 10 last her Eve DAYS.
The Idaho Is still aground on SWino
mish hats, and the Hayward has taken
her place on the Whatcom route. The
HtsfF Is running 10 the Haywar1's plaza
between Tacoma and Bsaftle, and the
Olymplap viii make O trip or two for
the Starr 10 Victoria, after which she
will lay up for a weak 10 have some re-
pairs made TO one OF her wheels. By
that time Captains Troupe and Clancy
will have figured cot Q schedule for She
beautiful steamer, which, II satisfactory
20 the travelling ruhlic, will make her 9
ane paying piece Of property. AZ Pres
EMS the 0lympian 10 Offered as fellows:
Anderson, Master; Captain 8leason,
First Ofkl,er; 3. Il. Blaekwood, purser,
P. Van Tassel, Chief Engineer.
Captain James Troupe, IN speaking
10 9 reporter In regard 10 the mission
Of the Olympian, said; We hope TO be
able 10 strange a schedule by which
she can perform with satisfaction The
work now done BY the George E. Starr
and North Pacific. Il viii cost Just
about the same to run Der ea u does
both the small boats. possibly q little
more, 80 she must do their work or We
viii have 70 withdraw her again fren
the route asSOon as they are repaired"
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IN FINDS II a1Ross1nLs 70 PAT A vIsI1
10 TIE ouxEz orr.

m FfNna II rtPoss1nLH 70 PAT a VISIT
10 TIE auxEz orr.
Az noted 10 oar Issue of Thursday Of
last week, Raw. Father Frsfontaine. Of
Ihs Roman Catholic Church. after con-
sulting with . number Of pFeGiuent
members Of bic church, decided 10 ssEd
an invitation 10 AFchbishop GibbO1s.
uou IN Portland, 10 visit Seattle. The
naslsion ives drawn up and j. 3. No
banald, Eco, appointed 10 wait on His
Emtnanee and preseat H.
The reply. WHICH We print below. u
diostss thss the Archbishop eould nos
change plans already made and eonae-
anantly viii not be aba 10 tess tie hos
1isaliiy Of oar people end enjoy The
beauties Of The SouDd oountFy.
LxTTnR % nxoaET.
Rs. r. \, Psvfsnsada<, Msssys. W. p.
0sTnala. yar.ss b. Nttcs2s L. >.
RassA, J. ~. HsgAss, J. e. NeDeaald
GNxftENxx.- HIS Eninence. CaRdi-
nal Gtbbnna, disusfs me b eanvey 10
ven NE txsFeasi0n Of hia high appfecia
tion fog me very kind invitation which
voa have sxtanded to His Eminenoe 10
visit ycuR city -
ID woasd hare BEEN q pleasure for Hts
Rnlnenua % greet ycn and yoGr fellow
oitinsps 81 seattle end 10 couzfAtalafe
YEA on ne evidsnees which BE woGld
behold Of youf material ard moral
prosperity. bna be regrets thai TIE plans
~hieh have oeen deterDined 1poa fos
ia shoFt saioagn here uin prsye1t bins
from accepting wear vefy kind invita-
tisn, Year abadiens servant.
p. l. CMAFHLEK. DID.
PawrLAxp, Oosobes 8. 1851.
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Il seems almost impossible 10 imagine
what taste Il nov being displayed IN the
manufacturing and designing Of boysp
clothing, and the taste required n &c
lectiug the various shades aud designs,
bat the veil kuswn nrm Of Kline q
Rosenberg have this season secured
through theiF watchful manager Of the
boys clothing department the largest
and most varied assortment Of b0ya'
Jersey and stockinet salts IN al shades
snd rs difeEsnt styles, including tie
popular Norfolk and sailor designs ever
presented 10 the pafohasing community
Of Seattle and vfsinity. An inviintion
b extended 10 all parents blessed With
sons 20 gsxa upon tkese aens Of artistic
taste, and glance a. them and the fea-
eonable pEicse marked win move them
from Cur crowded shelves. %
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WtysRY fOUnAn

On ekaiiis DofsaaGs. GOD ooil4tezal
o. peFso14i secefttg, no1eA uaoEtaAaea,
scrip. bcnds. time enseka. eae-, bogaha.
ComRToN. MxxEEn 4 Co
Ofnsa With JadRs saith, Sanes glses1.
oppoaiss he Oaoiosntai. euA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

A carload Of Yakima potatoes tsna-
fees. carrots snd ooioas sas recsived
81 Charles Leash. tue grocer, yesterday.
re tomatoes are Fipaf aud better
eslor than those we are efoSinz "a this
50 a. he sncuneains aud tbe apo6s
are rais1A ln . cry. ashy eau uniee
snakes them vary meaiy and 81 Reoa
eavcf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Nxw CAHs.-FiYe rec bOx cara arrived
for he Seattle. Lake ShoEs and Eastern
Railway and are 90 . barge 81 enith's
Cove Wharf awaiting renewal - me
saila. The ears are % ts.0oo lhs. weight
With q capacity Of as.009 lbs. ThtY
Ners haili By the g. Loaia Oar and
Wheel CempAny.
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LARGEST HOP YARD IN TEE
WORLD.
soMn INTERESTING rTKMs N Rz0AnD 10
Tnn kssoctAzEos's oPKRAzfoEs.

soMR INTERESTING HTKNs N RR0AnD TO
Tnn knBoctATEoa's oPKnA1foKs.
II may not be generally Anown. bat Il
e nevertheless q fact, that the largest
hop yard IN the world IL located in the
snoquaImie Valley. few miles back Of
Scatter not only largest In point Of
acreage, bat largest in yield. and su-
peFioF IN quality. The Seattle Hop
Growers Association nov has 300 acres
Of land devoted absolutely and exclu-
s!vely to the raising Of hops. There u
one yard 10 Canada, owned by A. j.
lsuse a Co, Of New York, and one near
Malone, New York State, owned By
Robert Schroeder, each OF which com
pFise nearly 800 acres, bat their product
h not over one-thiFd ~ great. OF oveR
ons-half as ane IN quality as that OF
King Oounty's mammoth yaKd.
PIcxHa FENBHxD.
From Mr.. T. q. Wilson, manager Of
the Associations business, We learn
that the seasons crop has been ell
gathered and cured. There we're l0O0
bales CT 40 tons, and the average vas
not over ls00 pounds 10 the acre, or
what Is called tWo.thlrds crop. Ia
speaking OF this. Mr.. Wilson said: The
cause Of the shortage in tue crop was
the cold, backward spFiDg, and the long
continued dry weather during the anm-
mer, bat what they lacked "a quantity
they made up In Q1alisy, and will stake
my reputation thaa thsy are superior
20 anything ever grown In Washington
Territory, and that Il saying q great
deal. We have sold 80 bales 70 John
r. Cutting q Co., Of san Francisco but
liks the other growers We are holdinR
the remainder Of our crop for better
prices. u costs NJ about cents per
pound 10 raise, pick. cure, bale and
place onr hopa on the wharf 81 Seattle.
We we're ouly ahle 10 secure
En HUNDRED Pickles,
Ana n tha crop had been full, We would
have lost poFtion Of u for laek Of pick
Rsportsr-Ara yea making any I'm
provements on TIE bop fAnebf
Me-. Wilson-Ob. yes ] ehculd say we
ere. We are expendlng $4,000 on im-
provsmeuts Al the present time. We
are completing large hotel, b1ilding
larger hep houses. pattinR Ia . system
Of water works. 1lling oar yard With
Lumber from oar oWn mill, opeBinR
land, and putting 10 seventy acres Of
neW hopa.
RepoFaer-Is your country hlltna upl
Mr.. Wilson-Yss; new coners are
coming 10 al the time aud taking NJ
elaims, OF hayina land from persons
Who tOok u 10 years aeo. There y
mech more inquiry for land II oar SEC
ton ninee it became q settled fact that
sha Seattle, Lake shore a Eassefa rail-
way & eoine thfsaeh our valley on its
cav aaFoss che unoantalns. aad ue all
look forward with pleasure 10 the time
mhen he eompangaa locomotives 30
snoFtina Through The largest hop yard
IL the WoFld.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Ladies and gentlemen having east-ca
elothipg 10 disposs Of, VII Do veil -
call on 4. L. Bales anctioneaF and Sec
ond hand dealer. corner Seeond and
Oolumbta streets. oo1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

IN. Love. tie uAEAEes, saws E@ss-
pnn viii most liAely Do bis celeheaaed
~MofiaFiayn speciality On fhnfsday
nSRht, a. there has beso such demand
fas ID. u pot then. if stli Be insrcd1ced
none tiuna duFina The week. Pete Mae
ana Riiiy Ghass are two couaeds4ns thai
vii nareiy "catch 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Oar see tail siyles gsutiemss1
hals arrived. Press. cBs-kah e wal
taa lisals sAops ask fsE thsz. Teklas .
nfnENruAn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

segonaaen a&sea rec cioaks ope1sd
ons this Wssk. tts nobbisss aarmeEts
essF .sxAfbited IL seattle. kxrl1siFe
sfvisA Icklas 4 eineeFmAa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Fants not osAa. We ufsr tho best
trousers 60 Amsrioa for 81 so, e. god
a. you can bay IN the little Ehcpa for
60. Tokias 4 singerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
4 eRE1T pEscoYERY.

-. ynoapncrozs sgooxzD n TfNDrzo
! uoUaTkxN N nxEa coUATx y1Ax
nrcR m aELxKRs IneN. LfMH
AND MkzNGM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

We have only one eaae 60 dcz. ribbed
half wool ladies koae at 1910 per pair.
They are 2so goods. Toklas 4 Singer
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

You vii save g per osnt. By coming
to aoe our famous stock Of millinery.
Tuklas & Sinperman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

FsxR anAvassEnEz AVIS - ohil-
hsra's grsssxyi eali sna So . soz. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11
CARDINAL GIBBONS.

More sales psOsls this week al onns
xHn CLRAhY'A
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Ten osses scarlet aannei boaahi 81
aueiion. We ghow . 10o grade equal %
any 400 Hannsl % AmeElsa. Tokias =
HlnRaEman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

who Is shs leader Of Low cash priossf
CHmsTxn CLnARE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

Eusirs eAaass 4 psssramas o. Fssay.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

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nesnai ovsscoaes- .s--.-s-s..sis - =
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ooMta ......-..-..s ...s--- $500 - :
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u,.,. Pllos oVsEseals, blse blsct ena
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